Featured Audience Ratings

• Wildaly M

  
  You're better off just watch a music video of Kelly Clarkson or something.

• Spencer S

  
  Anyone who can make it through this movie, in its entirety, without fast forwarding or crying violently for long periods of time are in fact saints, and their miracles should be recognized by the church. This giant commercial for the series American Idol stars season one winner Kelly… More
  Anyone who can make it through this movie, in its entirety, without fast forwarding or crying violently for long periods of time are in fact saints, and their miracles should be recognized by the church. This giant commercial for the series American Idol stars season one winner Kelly Clarkson and runner-up Justin Guarini as two star crossed lovers. The scene is set during spring break, on a beachfront somewhere Floridian, calling upon the Avalon and Funicello beach musicals of the sixties. Instead of the fun froth of those classics, we're given a series of songs and dance sequences that are reliant on the time period they are set: 2003. Let's remember that year in pop music and flinch at the fact we were all singing Clay Aiken's This is the Night, and move on. Besides the fact that the music isn't enjoyable (even in a guilty pleasure sort of way) and the acting is stale, the actual actors are annoying. Kelly's friends are air headed and uninvolved while Justin's are either pure sleaze without admonishment or cookie cutter dorky, the same sludge we've all seen a million times before. The only reason these two characters aren't together (though they spend a mili-second in each other's presence before falling in love, but I digress) is because of a plotting blonde friend, described as a "party girl" who isn't trying to change. There is no point to this, and because it's so lame brained and uninteresting, the surrounding sub-plots don't lend anything to the film except pith. The only redeeming value is Anika Noni Rose's singing voice, which would later be featured in the Oscar nominated Dreamgirls and The Princess and the Frog. Oh, and the title? I am clueless to its supposed charm. Not worth a curious glance, nor a runthrough.

• Rachel F

  
  Kind of a waste of money.

• Lafe F

  
  Fun musical fluffiness, mostly for the girls. Yup, there's lots of singing and frivolity in this film, with a very light plot. No worse than most Elvis movies.

• Jennifer X

  
  yes, i have actually seen this because my friend bought it on payperview (?!) and it was all that i expected: complete trash.

• Sanjaya &

  
  I'll love Kelly Clarkson... But I was annoying by Justin & the others... Maybe this is a movie made by the beauty and the beast of course...

• Matthew Y

  
  I saw this film on a dare and I must say it is as bad as advertised. While I'm not surprised that the winner and runner-up of the first American Idol did not have natural acting talents (heck just mere weeks before this was made they weren't even professional singers!) but… More
  I saw this film on a dare and I must say it is as bad as advertised. While I'm not surprised that the winner and runner-up of the first American Idol did not have natural acting talents (heck just mere weeks before this was made they weren't even professional singers!) but the ludicrous idea of forcing an onscreen romance with two people who have no chemistry into a summer break style musical was simply a harebrained idea in the first place. No big shocker to find out this was created by the same creative team that brought us She's All That and Spice World. Clarkson has gone on to become one of the more tolerable pop-artists of the past decade and even she summed up this sugarcoated affair into two words, "Contractually Obligated".

• Joseph E

  
  Not even worth the prestige of being called the worst Musical ever. Cause it will be the worst Musical ever forvever.

• Brett W

  
  This film wasn't spectacular or anything, but personally I think there just aren't enough feature length music videos these days...an art that seems to have died with Elvis. What I want is for more serious artists to start taking the genre seriously: Radiohead stars in… More
  This film wasn't spectacular or anything, but personally I think there just aren't enough feature length music videos these days...an art that seems to have died with Elvis. What I want is for more serious artists to start taking the genre seriously: Radiohead stars in "Suicide at Party Beach"

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